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My Tech-Related Photography Posts
- My Lightroom-to-iPad Workflow
- Lightroom Goodies (lots of plugins)
- Digital Image Color Spaces
- Online Exif (Image Data) Viewer
- Jeffrey's Autofocus Test Chart
- Photoshop Calendar-Template-Building Script
- How to Prepare Photos for an iPad
- A Qualitative Analysis of NEF Compression
- Tripod Stability Tests
This page lists my Lightroom-related plugins and posts. Other notible sources of Lightroom plugins are listed here.
Plugins for Lightroom: (All-Plugin Update Log via RSS )
Export & Publish:
- Export to Zenfolio
- Export to SmugMug
- Export to Flickr
- Export to PicasaWeb
- Export to Google Drive
- Export to Facebook
- Export to ipernity
Export Plugins:
- Export to Tumblr
- Export to Twitter
- Export to Photobucket
- Export to ExposureManager
- Order Prints Locally (Upload to LifePics for printing and pickup at a local retailer)
- Export to Expono
Other Publish Plugins:
- Collection Publisher (Replicate a collection heirarchy to local disk)
- Folder Publisher (Replicate images to local disk in their Lightroom folder heirarchy)
Export Add-Ons:
- Metadata Wrangler (Control what metadata is/isn't included during any export)
- Creative Commons (Inject Creative-Commons license data into exported images)
- Run Any Command (Custom process each image during an export)
- Snapshot on Export (Develop-setting data backup, sort of)
- Smart-Preview Support (Avoid unintential low-quality exports)
- Crop for iPad (Device-specific cropping on export)
Geoencoding Plugins:
- Geoencoding Support (Geoencoding, and working with geoencoded photos)
- Proximity Search (Search for photos taken near a location)
Utility Plugins:
- Data Explorer (What the Library Grid Filter should have been.)
- People Support (How old are people who appear in photos?)
- Folder Status (Track your personal workflow on a folder-by-folder basis.)
- PhotoSafe (Protect selected photos from accidental deletion)
- Timelapse Support (Fade develop settings across a large set of images.)
- Workflow Delete Options (Lightroom sometimes deletes more than you ask for; this helps.)
- Metadata Viewer (See all metadata within a master image)
- Bulk Develop Settings (Context-based develop settings (noise reduction, etc.))
- Metadata-Viewer Preset Builder (Configure Lightroom's metadata display)
- Photoshop Layers (As close to non-destructive layers as Lightroom allows)
- JPEG Quality Tester (Experiment and learn about JPEG quality settings)
- Folder Watch (Auto-import from select folders, auto processing, and auto export)
- Megapixel Sort (Add an ability to sort by post-crop image size)
- Focal-length Sort (Add an ability to sort by focal length)
- Data Plot (Plot lens and exposure settings across your library)
- Extended Search (Some fringe catalog searching)
- Picasa Face Import (Import face data from a local Picasa install)
- Video-Asset Management (Manage videos along side photos in Lr2)
- Preview-Cache Image Extraction (Extract preview images from a Lightroom catalog.)
- System Info (Info about Lightroom and the system it's installed on, for debugging.)
Plugin-related Info:
Tools for Lightroom:
- My Lightroom-to-iPad Workflow: Now a Lot More Refined
- An Analysis of Lightroom JPEG Export Quality Settings
- Creating Photo Books with Lightroom, InDesign, and Blurb
- Stupid Tone-Curve Tricks: A Half Dozen Develop Presets for Lightroom
- Gettin' Freaky With Lightroom Tone-Curve Presets
- Funky Joy With Adobe Lightroom (negative clarity)
- Panning a Timelapse with Lightroom and Perl
- Freaky Raw Processing: From Sunset to Moonrise
- Accessing Yahoo! Maps from Adobe Lightroom
- Accessing Lightroom's SQLite DB Directly
Old Plugin Resources for Lightroom 1 (no longer supported)
- Lightroom 1 Export Plugin for Zenfolio
- Lightroom 1 Export Plugin for SmugMug
- Lightroom 1 Export Plugin for Flickr
- Lightroom 1 Export Plugin for Picasa Web
- How to Install a Lightroom 1 Export Plugin
- "Piglets", Lightroom 1 Plugin Extensions
- List of Known Piglets
- My "Run Any Command" Piglet
Other notable sources of Lightroom plugins include:
- Photographer's Toolbox
- alloy photo
- John Beardsworth
- Capture Monkey
- lightroom-plugins.com
- Adobe Addons
Unfortunately they use to in Lightroom 4 and have never updated it. Now that Lightroom has updated, Phanfare has deleted the plugin altogether :/ I might have to look into switching to SmugMug if I cannot find a plugin.
Hi Jeff,
I am searching for days for a solution, to apply, automatically, presets on auto-imported images based on their Camera Info. For example, I created a preset, which applies to images taken with Nikkor 70-300 f4.5-f5.6 lens, 1/320 shutter speed, aperture of 5.6 and ISO of 640. I would love if Lightroom could apply this preset, only on images with this info, and to apply other presets to the other images. Right now, everything I've found, only applies ONE preset to ALL imported images, no mater their characteristics. If there exists Smart Collections, then why doesn't exists Smart Presets also???
Can you help me? I checked out your Folder Watch plugin, which is great for importing and exporting, but sadly, only applies one General Preset…
Thank You,
The closest thing I can suggest is my Bulk Develop Settings plugin. It doesn't look at nearly as much as you want, though. I think the problem with what you're asking is that for most folks, it would require building and maintaining literally thousands of individual presets, which is a lot of work…. —Jeffrey
Hi Jeff, 2 years ago I posted the below idea and just wondering if you have been able to give it any thought. Having 2 kids now this would be an awesome feature for myself and I believe it would be so popular among the many photo-taking parents out there.
…. wondering if you would consider creating, a plug-in that allows you to caption photos with the age that a child/person was in that photo? You would select the photos containing that person, put in their birth date and it could then easily calculate their age in each photo from the photo creation date and then add it to each photo as a caption or title. Maybe it could even do it automatically for new photos based on a tag or collection….
— comment by Carlo on December 1st, 2012 at 11:31pm JST (2 years ago)
I see what you mean… it's a good idea. I don't know of anything, but I'll give it some thought… —Jeffrey
Jeff – I really like Carlo's 'age' plugin suggestion! — Michael
— comment by Michael J. O'Connell on December 2nd, 2012 at 7:31am JST (2 years ago) —
Your comment prompted me to rethink things in light of modern Lightroom, and I've been able to come up with a nice solution, my People Support plugin. Thanks for the prompting! —Jeffrey
Do you have a plugin to upload to 500px, or can you recommend one from another author?
All the best for Christmas,
See this. —Jeffrey
Hi Jeff, American here. Any idea if you'll make a plugin for publishing to Format.com?
Unlikely any time soon… I've not even heard of them, sorry. —Jeffrey
Hey Jeffrey –
Appreciate all of your awesome plugins. I have used Folder-Status on and off (more off than on ). Since I have not consistently updated the folder-status, I now need a way to figure out which folders DO and DON'T have any flagged photos in them so I know I need to review the folder or update the Folder-Status.
Let me know if you have any suggestions on how to handle. I have well over 200 folders per year (by date) and about 8 years to review.
Thanks – jcsnyc
I'd just select all photos in the library and invoke the dialog… every folder with photos will be shown and you can just scroll the list to inspect it. —Jeffrey
Any plans to release a Costco Export plugin? They seem to do decent work with color matching.
Frank from Durham, NC, US
I've no plans for one; there's already one here. —Jeffrey
Upon updating my Lightroom plugins a window popped up, titled "Fix The "POODLE" internet vulnerability for Lightroom", containing this message.
"Warning Jeffrey's Lightroom Plugins has detected that your lightroom install is vulnerable to the "POODLE" Internet security vulnerability.
Until fixed, Lightroom interaction with the Internet (image uploads, plugin updates, etc.) will likely fail.
General Info:
Official alert from the US Government
Lyman's discussion
How to fix:
This is easily fixed for Lightroom by disabling "SSL 3" in your Internet Options.
Have Jeffrey's Lightroom plugin fix this for you now: fix now
How to fix manually: see instructions
Note: this dialog will not be shown again.
I just need to know if this is real, or if it is just some kind of click bate, "fix now", and "this dialog will not be shown again.
Thomas P. Johnson
It's real. You can see in the version history that it was added… I kept getting support requests because many websites won't work with POODLE-suffering machines. —Jeffrey
Any chance you can write an export plugin for Piwigo? The one that's out there now really blows…
Probably not any time soon, sorry. —Jeffrey
I use several of your wonderful plugins regularly, but none more than the Zenfolio one. However, there seems to be an anomaly – what we used to call an "Incomplete Instance" in my programming days – god forbid we should have a "bug" :-).
In the SZ plug-in set up, under "Metadata that Triggers Republish" the only items that I have checked are Caption, Exportable Keywords, and Title. However, when a change a label, say from none to blue, the image moves from the "Published" section of the Publish Service to the "Modified Photos to Re-Publish" section. Then, upon actually publishing the image does indeed get reloaded into Zenfolio (I checked the "Date Modified" value on the image in ZF). This does not seem like the expected behavior. Is this something that can be fixed?
(running version 20141211.271)
Thanks — Dan
It's something that Adobe could fix if they wanted, but so far it hasn't risen high enough on the priority list. The stuff-that-triggers-republish stuff has been buggy since day one. )-: —Jeffrey
Hi Jeff–I was wondering if the new photos.app on mac offers new or better opportunities for bringing faces to Lightoom similar to your Picasa plugin? Somehow I keep wanting to believe that Photos faces would work better than Picasa–or maybe it is just that I don't like the Picasa interface. Anyway, just wondering if this is something that could be on the horizon. Any thoughts would be much appreciated!
Russ writing from Washington DC–and jealous that you live in Kyoto! i went to Kyoto Gai Dai for a year and miss it very much!
Now that Lightroom 6 and it's face-recognition features are available, I don't foresee spending much effort to integrate with outside tools… —Jeffrey
have you checked your plugins with the new LightRoom CC? Do they work? Any issues you know of? I understand that I will probably have to re-register them, but that is not a big deal.
I cannot do my photo workflow without your plugging, they are so great!
thanks for all you do.
Modern versions of all my plugins should work fie on Lr6. ‐Jeffrey
Previously, we needed new registration keys for new major releasees of LR. Is this also the case with LR 6?
Yeah, sorry for the hassles. —Jeffrey
Love your work Jeffrey. Just wish your plugins were open source so I could learn from them
Have you heard anything from Rob Cole? I've been unable to access his website the past week or two to update his plugins to lightroom 6 compatible versions
I haven't chatted with him lately, no, so I don't know. FWIW, I've sent an email… —Jeffrey
Hi! but, what happens with LR pluging for exporting (and publish) to INSTAGRAM? Is there any big complication about? Thank you!
I believe that they explicitly disallow uploads except from mobile devices. They don't allow uploads from something like Lightroom. —Jeffrey
Hi Jeffrey,
There is API available for Cloud Drive – https://developer.amazon.com/public/apis/experience/cloud-drive/content/nodes
Any thought on publish/export plugin for Amazon Cloud? There is still 3 months free trial and I can confirm that storing jpegs and raw files is using Unlimited pool. However videos use 5GB pool, so I would probbaly just store lightroom catalog file + only photos.
Best regards,
It's on my list to investigate… just need to find the time. —Jeffrey
Hi Jeffrey,
Google has an uploader for its new Photos service, and it will upload raw files directly from my Lightroom folder hierarchy. Unfortunately, though, it makes a jpg copy of the original (unedited) image. Seems like exporting from within Lightroom might be necessary to get the edited versions of the photos to Photos. Any chance you would consider making a plugin to do this? (Or, can the Google Drive plugin be configured to do this?)
I dug around yesterday and couldn't find an API for the new service. They never did make one for Google Plus, but I'd sort of expect one (eventually) here… —Jeffrey
Love your lightroom Plugins, they work well. Just a thought, I tried using your export to Google Drive Plugin to see if I could get it to work on the new Google Photos site but alas I couldnt. Do you have any plans for a workaround?
One hopes Google will release an API for Photos… waiting for that. —Jeffrey
Hi Jeffrey! I just learned that my Olympus camera records the focus distance, but Lightroom doesn't extract or display it. Would it be possible to create a plugin that extracts the focus distance from a RAW file and adds it to the metadata in Lightroom, so that using something like your Metadata Presets plugin a user could display the focus distance? I am assuming that if Lightroom doesn't do it for Olympus images, it likely doesn't do it for images from other manufacturers' cameras as well, so this could be a useful plugin for a lot of people. FWIW, in an Olympus image the information is saved as a "Focus Distance" item in the "ExifAux" section, and is reported in metres (e.g. 3.17).
Lightroom used to display this (in Lightroom 1), but I think Adobe was asked to remove it by some camera manufactures because the data is so very unreliable to the point of being almost random. But if you want to check it out, one way is with my Data Explorer plugin… select "User-Specified Master-File Data Field" and fill in something like "Focus Distance" and it may well work. You can also inspect images one at a time with my Metadata Viewer plugin. —Jeffrey
Thanks, Jeffrey! Your Data Explorer plugin does indeed report the "FocusDistance" (leave out the space between the two words) for images, and your Metadata Viewer plugin reports it as well. FWIW, I have found that on my Olympus 12-40mm lens, the reported focus distance at wider angles and closer distances is quite accurate, but I can believe that in other circumstances and with other lenses it's not a meaningful number. All the best!
Hi Jeffery
Can you confirm if your plug-in will solve my problem? I wanting a automated Lightroom image "in and out" solution. Images will come into Lightroom automatically, thats fine. Once in Lightroom I would like them to possibly have a adjustment made to them and then exported automatically back out to a separate finished folder. Will your plug-in provide my solution?
If you're speaking of my Folder Watch plugin, then it sounds like it can do what you want, but the devil is in the details. Why not just give it a try; it's free. —Jeffrey
Jeffery, I have downloaded & donated the Lightroom Enfuse Plugin. I have added it to my LR 5 app and have used it successfully…Problem is, that when I close out my Lightroom and shutdown my computer, the next time I go to use the Enfuse plugin, it's no longed listed as available….I then need to completely redo the "ADD" plugin procedure..this happens every time I close LR5…I'm on a Mac running OS 10.9.5..I keep the plugin in a folder in my "Documents" folder…When I initially downloaded the plugin it did not arrive as a ".zip" file…Wondering if I need to try downloading it again..I have a valid serial number as well..Thanks for your help…
I'm in Ohio, USA
That's not my plugin, but the problem is likely related to a corrupt Lightroom preferences file. See this FAQ. —Jeffrey
Hi Jeffery
Just wondering if you have ever considered an export to Instagram?
I looked into it, but they don't allow it. —Jeffrey
Hey Jeffrey,
Have you had any reports of your plug-ins mysteriously disappearing from Lightroom 6? I went to process a bunch of photos last night and upload via your FB plug-in and my export preset through a 'nil' error. I checked the plug-in manager and all of my non-default plugins, including your FB and Twitter plug-ins, were gone.
I added them back via the plug-in manager and they loaded fine, but it looks like along the way some of the saved settings (like the auto-create gallery setting I had) were lost
It sounds like your Lightroom Preferences file got deleted, or started to go corrupt. You can perhaps try to restore from backup, or clear it out to start over with a fresh (non-corrupt) copy… —Jeffrey
Hello, what happened to your Lens Type/Metadata editing plugin? I've installed it on one of my other LR machines but I do not see it any more… Did you merged it with another one? I have a Vivitar macro lens that was made 30 years ago and of course there is no LensInfo/LensType record so I'd like to add it.
I've never released such a plugin. I wrote one years ago that I had to abandon at the very end because of an insurmountable problem with Lightroom's plugin infrastructure. )-: You might be thinking of a general "extra metadata" plugin that Rob Cole had put out, but he and his site seem to have fallen off the face of the earth, so it's no longer available. You might consider using keywords to mark what photos were taken with the lens. —Jeffrey
Hi – I saw some previous discussions regarding amazon prime unlimited photo service, and the possibility of a plugin to support. There was some discussion on API availability.
I happened upon this today – may be old news to you, but ….
That looks like it, thanks. The todo list is already overwhelming, but I'll throw it on there. —Jeffrey
A suggestion for lightroom : the possibility to search by the day of the week (sunday, monday …)
Thank for your nice plugins!
You can do this with my Data Explorer plugin. —Jeffrey
I regularly photograph race events, all the runners wear big bold bib numbers, is there anything available or is it possible somehow adapting face recognition to recognise numbers. It would help people to search through 3000 shots in a gallery just to find one or two of themselves if I could tag at least a large percentage of shots
If I were to face this problem, I'd look for a standalone OCR solution that inspected the images prior to import into Lightroom, populating some metadata field or other that Lightroom would then be able to access after import. —Jeffrey
Do you have a plugin that will get rid of dust from old photos/ slide scans (like digital "ICE" did back in the day?) Thanks!
No, sorry. —Jeffrey
Hi Jeff,
Do you know of any plugins to directly export to OS X Photos?
I don't, sorry. —Jeffrey
Please do not report bugs or other comments related to my plugins here. Please do those on the appropriate per-plugin page (linked from my Lightroom Goodies page).


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Meg Foster, who made an iconic appearance in Rob Zombie's The Lords of Salem, is another signee to Rob's next film 31, which wrapped officially on Monday (6 April).
Meg will play Venus Virgo owner of the Venus Virgo Happy Time Fun Show.
For more info how you can still be part of 31 go to : www.rz-31.com for more details. The fun has just begun.
The Lords of Salem: it is not a brainless gore flick
The Lords of Salem is about to come out on Blu Ray (September 3).
The film, the sixth feature in director Rob Zombies resume, has been likened to Roman Polanskis Rosemarys Baby, as Zombie moved away from the blood and gore fans had seen in Halloween and The Devils Rejects, to deliver a psychology thriller, centering on his central characters unravelling.
Now read this brilliant review from Media Mikes, and get your copy pre-ordered from Amazon today
The Lords of Salem Blu Ray details unveiled
A couple of weeks ago we told you that Rob Zombie's 2013 film, The Lords of Salem, would be released on September 3 and was available for pre-order from Amazon. Now Anchor Bay, the films distributors have released information about what will be available on the Blu-ray Combo Pack.
To get your pre-orders in:
http://www.amazon.com/Lords-Salem-Blu-ray-Sheri-Zombie/dp/B00C7C00R2 (Blu-ray)
http://www.amazon.com/Lords-Salem-Sheri-Moon-Zombie/dp/B00C7C00JU (DVD)
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[Watch] The Lords of Salem cast Q&A at Texas Frightmare 2013
In May, at this years Texas Frightmare Weekend, cast members of The Lords of Salem – Meg Foster, Dee Wallace, Judy Geeson, Bruce Davison and Pat Quinn – joined fans for a question and answer session to talk about the latest Rob Zombie movie.
Thanks to youtube member insain9876 who posted the footage.
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Meg Foster on Rob Zombie: 'He is so generous in spirit and so very talented'
Meg Foster returned to the screens in Rob Zombies The Lords of Salem last month. She plays with particular zeal, the role of Margaret Morgan, whom armed with a record hopes to wreck revenge on the town of Salem for the injustices done to her and her coven years before. Foster is known for her roles in They Live and Masters of the Universe. Meg speaks with mediamikes.com about the role, working with Rob Zombie and what she likes about the horror genre.
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Meg Foster speaks about The Lords of Salem
Legendary Actress Meg Foster, star of They Live, Master of the Universe and Blind Fury, plays Margaret Morgan in the new Rob Zombie film, The Lords of Salem. She sits with Dread Central to talk about the movie, working with Rob Zombie, how it felt filming in New England, where she grew up and much more. Foster says about The Lords of Salem: "It's something to see again and again. It's haunting and beautiful."
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More stills from The Lords of Salem
It's been a little while since we had an update about The Lords of Salem, so how about a few more behind the scenes pictures from Rob Zombie's collection to warm your cockles before the film hits the cinemas on April 26 2013. The above photo shows Michael Berryman and Sid Haig with a trussed up Meg Foster.
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Witchy business from THE LORDS OF SALEM
With the announcement just days ago that The Lords of Salem will be released on April 26 2013, what better time for Rob Zombie to release another 'behind the scenes' photo from the films production. As RZ says "Here's a shot of some witchy business from THE LORDS OF SALEM. (left to right) Michael Berryman, RZ, Meg Foster and Sid Haig out in the freezing cold. Poor Meg was locked in the cage."
Don't forget to PRE-ORDER the accompanying book written by RZ from Amazon (check out your local Amazon store for availability)
Rob Zombie unleashes four more images from the forthcoming movie 'The Lords of Salem'
Rob Zombie has released four more images from his forthcoming movie 'The Lords of Salem'.
The first image is the ladies of Salem, (L to R) Patricia Quinn, Dee Wallace and Judy Gleeson.
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FIRST LOOK: Meg Foster in The Lords of Salem
Here is the first look at MEG FOSTER as MARGARET MORGAN leader of the coven of witches known as THE LORDS OF SALEM.
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In Ruby, there are currently 3 ODM (object data mappers) maintained:
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I just chose Mongoid for a new Rails 3 project based on the argument that it has the best documentation.
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I was trying MongoMapper, but I think I'll go with Mongoid, because after quick reading docs it seems to me somewhat easier. Plus, it's developed by guys from Hashrocket, so that's a good reason itself.
While not a direct answer to your question, I would also consider using the basic ruby driver directly. Unlike the various SQL adapters out there Mongo's ruby class is easy to use and powerful. Because queries are hashes, composing queries is generally easy. The real advantage is access to the Atomic Modifiers. If you benefit from a Document database, these modifiers should be in your toolbox.
Having said this, I will go ahead and recommend MongoMapper because it has cleaner integration with the non-CRUD parts of MongoDB. Both projects are making gains in this area, and the situation may have changes since I did my research in December 2010.
I can recommend MongoMapper, since it also works with rails3 (beta and master). I personally didn't try the other 2 mappers you mentioned, since MM works great in my workflow and the mailinglist is very active. Furthermore the codebase is really stable and the only issue is with rails3 master, so you should use fredwu's branch, which already includes fixes for the current rails3 master changes on form_for: http://github.com/fredwu/mongomapper.git
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Does anyone know of a chewy pb cookie recipe? I have one that does make a soft cookie, but its still a little crumbly. I'm looking for something more 'chewy'
My mother always added a bit of honey (like 2 Tablespoons) to her recipe along with the sugars, I am not sure if they is why her cookies were soft and chewy or not, but it wouldn't hurt to try it.
Peanut Butter Cookies
2 1/2c All Purpose Flour
1t Baking powder
1c Sugar
1c Brown Sugar (firmly packed)
1c Peanut Butter
1/2t Soda
1/4t Salt
2 Eggs
1t Vanilla
2 sticks of real butter (softened)
Mix dry ingredients and set aside. Cream remaining ingredients. Slowly mix all ingredients together. Drop on UNGREASED cookie sheets (I use my small cookie metal cookie scoop). Press lightly criss-crossing over top with a damp fork. Bake at 375 for 5-6 minutes. Makes approx. 5 dozen.
*Note: I remove my pans from the oven before you can see brown around the edges. This results in a VERY soft cookie! Let me know if you try them and how they turn out for you.
I get many requests to make the recipe I use which is on Crisco.com, it is called Ultimate Peanut Butter Cookies. The crisco (use butter flavored)makes them very soft and chewy. I always get many compliments! Good luck with whatever you decide to try!
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DETROIT -- U.S. Olympian Ryan Kesler enjoyed a triumphant return home.
Kesler scored twice and gold medal-winning Canadian goalie Roberto Luongo made 28 saves to help the Vancouver Canucks beat the Detroit Red Wings 6-3 on Wednesday night.
Alex Burrows, Kyle Wellwood, Sami Salo and Mikael Samuelsson also scored, and Henrik and Daniel Sedin each had three assists.
Kesler is from the Detroit suburb of Livonia.
"It was special. I always cherish playing in front of friends and family," said Kesler, who won a silver medal for the United States.
It was Luongo's first game in net for Vancouver after Canada's 3-2 overtime victory over the United States on Sunday.
"I felt great coming in," Luongo said. "I had a great practice yesterday."
Jason Williams, Henrik Zetterberg and Johan Franzen scored for Detroit. Jimmy Howard made 17 saves before being pulled in favor of Chris Osgood midway through the second period. Osgood stopped 10 shots.
"We were poor. We were poor in goal. We were poor in the back end. We were poor up front. We were poor in the work ethic department," Red Wings coach Mike Babcock said. "The bottom line was we didn't look like a team that was dying to be in the playoffs tonight in anyway or shape of form."
Wellwood's breakaway goal 7:11 into the second period and gave the Canucks a 3-2 lead. He beat Howard high on the glove side after taking a long pass from Aaron Rome.
"I just got the puck, turned and headed to the net as fast as possible," Wellwood said. "And there were no Wings around."
Salo's power-play goal with 8:27 left in the second made it 4-2. His screened wrist shot from the left point sent Howard to the bench.
Samuelsson scored his 22nd goal to make it 5-2, with 2:10 left in the second.
Kesler got his second goal, on the power play, and 18th of the season 6:35 into the third period.
Franzen scored on a power play with 4:47 left.
Zetterberg tied it at 2, for Detroit 1:47 into the second period with his 200th career goal. It was Zetterberg's 17th of the season.
"We gave the puck away way too much," he said. "I don't think it was effort. It was just too many mistakes."
Kesler opened the scoring 3:34 into the game, and Williams tied it with 5:50 left in the period. Burrows restored Vancouver's lead just 1:30 later when he deflected Daniel Sedin's pass out of the air and over Howard's shoulder. Burrows has 28 goals.
Game notes
Vancouver made three deals before the trade deadline Wednesday. The Canucks acquired defenseman Andrew Alberts from Carolina for a third-round pick this year, picked up center Yan Stastny from St. Louis in an exchange of minor-leaguers for Pierre-Cedric Labrie and sent defenseman Mathieu Schneider, who was playing with the Canucks' AHL affiliate in Manitoba, to Phoenix for a conditional sixth-round pick and minor league defenseman Sean Zimmerman. ... Detroit acquired right winger Riley Armstrong from the Calgary Flames in exchange for defenseman Andy Delmore. Armstrong was with AHL Abbotsford and Delmore with AHL Grand Rapids. The Red Wings also traded forward Kris Newbury, who has played most of the season with Grand Rapids, to the New York Rangers for forward Jordan Owens, who was with AHL Hartford. ... Both team's medal winners from the Vancouver Olympics were recognized before the game. Salo and Detroit's Valtteri Filppula won bronze medals with Finland, Kesler and the Red Wings' Brian Rafalski won silver medals with the United States and Luongo won a gold medal with Canada. The Red Wings' Babcock, who coached Canada, vice president Steve Yzerman (Canada's managing director) and general manager Ken Holland (Canada's associate director) were also recognized.


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This hotel is beautifully restored and has such wonderful atmosphere. If you think the place is pretty during the majority of the year, wait until they decorate for Christmas. The staff is also really friendly and helpful.
You need to be prepared for your stay here. In an effort to keep the place as historically based as possible, the rooms don't have televisions or phones, and some of the rooms share a bathroom down the hall with a shower, toilet, and sink. Our room had a sink and I believe a water pitcher and bowl, and the two authentic wrought-iron beds were essentially full-sized. However, if you're looking to stay in a place that isn't mainstream, this is a great historical place to go, as I said- if you're prepared for what you'll get. We actually enjoyed our night there, but what's keeping me from rating this hotel above average is the amount of light that shone into our room windows (the little ones above the door) from the hallway. They made the room fairly bright and it was difficult to sleep due to that.
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Big Cat: It sure is a pleasure to talk to you big man. I always talk about the game of softball, and the good things that have happened to not only me, but other players as well over the years, so I just want you to know that I don't believe I could of had a better teammate and someone to learn the game of softball than you.
Cranker: Thanks Mike, we sure did have a lot of fun didn't we over those years playing such an easy game. Heck, they throw it up there to you underhand. Big Cat: You probably don't know Cranker, but I have a web page where I talk about the players that I have played with in the past. For some reason I talk a lot about you in there. I can't figure out why. Just kidding big man!
Cranker: Mike I haven't got time to look at no computer. I am driving this big rig all day trying to make some money. The more time I spend behind some computer that means less money for me and you know I got to make my money.
Big Cat: Well Craig lets get into this interview then. Can you tell the softball world a little bit about your athletic background? Your High School career as far as your athletic ability and the sports programs that you participated in?
Cranker: While I was attending Wadley High School I played 3 sports a year. Baseball, Football, and Basketball. I was a very gifted athlete that had tons of ability so I tried to capitalize on it. I actually lettered 5 straight years on the basketball team. Our high school did not have a baseball team, until our senior year where I convinced the coach to have a team. We were the smallest school in the state with 252 students grades 1 through 12. We won 17 games straight with our football team my senior and junior year.


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"Well, usually you're (ticked) off when you leave there because you don't win," Raiola said. " 'Let me out of this (bleeping) bus.' Yeah, you get mooned. It's like, 'Get me the (expletive) out of this bus so I can go put my hands on somebody.' " Of course, Raiola was joking about hurting Packers fans, and he actually admires Lambeau. "Oh, it's awesome," he said. "I love playing there. It's a great place to play."


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Expect the best of the basics when you stay at Knights Inn Owen Sound hotel, near Billy Bishop Home and Museum. Conveniently located near downtown Owen Sound, our hotel offers free parking in our ample lot with space for trucks. Set out to see the sights on a full stomach after enjoying our free continental breakfast. All rooms at our Owens Sound, Ontario, hotel come with a microwave, refrigerator and high-speed Internet access. LOCAL ATTRACTIONS Visit the home and museum of Billy Bishop, Canada's most famous World War I fighter pilot, to learn his exciting life story and view impressive artifacts and memorabilia near our hotel in Owen Sound, Ontario. Enjoy a peaceful walk though Harrison Park, boasting an immense green space with trails, streams, playgrounds and more all in the heart of downtown Owen Sound, or explore one of the four breathtaking waterfalls in the area, such as Indian Falls or Jones Falls. Head to Kelso Beach for excellent fishing, swimming and boating opportunities in the summer, and hit the slopes at Glen Eden Ski and Snowboard Centre for wintertime excitement. Browse historic exhibits at the Owen Sound Marine and Rail Museum, boasting displays of hand-carved canoes, antique trains and more, or admire the brilliant collection of work at the Tom Thompson Art Gallery, both easily reached from our hotel in Owen Sound, Ontario. Popular Lake Huron attractions are just minutes away. DINING OPTIONS Order mouthwatering pub fare at Shortys Bar and Grill or head to Yummy Yummy Japanese and Thai Restaurant for a fusion of delicious cuisine. Captain Johns Fish and Chips and Little Caesars Pizza are also near our hotel in Owen Sound, Ontario.Wyndham Hotel Group
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What's the difference between a 'factlette' and a 'factoid'?
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What's the difference between a 'factlette' and a 'factoid'?
One of my Google account names is so obviously fake that an idiot could spot it, but I've had no problems. So, what kind of people are we dealing with here? I'm quite happy with my 2 x 15GB of cloudy storage but not impressed by Google+.
"in light of the government's recent submissions emphasizing its need to move forward on the contract, IBM has withdrawn its motion." ->
The government told us that we'll have nothing but grief on all future tenders if we don't STFU now.
If they all told the truth, there would be no need for all this argument and legal action. Oh, ....I'm sorry ..... that was a stupid thing to say. We now live in a world where lying by politicians and corporations is standard and required practice.
"The European Union was built on its citizens' rights, including the right to privacy, a right the EU wishes to see exercised online, whereas the US view tends to be 'privacy is dead' .."
The USA was also built on its citizens rights and over a long time it has mutated into what it is now. What will the European Union mutate into after a few more decades, or less time than that?
Hey, stop being sensible and logical.
If they're automatic and only £2 to travel in them, they will be full of wee.
" ... as the combination of IP address and time of service usage can uniquely identify users."
I'm puzzled as to how this would work or give any additional risk to my privacy. Website operators already know that live in Mytown in England and use VM as an ISP, but that's as far as it goes, I think. When I'm away from home, they know I'm somebody who uses the O2 network but they don't know that I'm the same one who lives in Mytown, unless I don't clear my cookies.
Can anyone propose a 'scenario' that explains the additional risk to my privacy; one that doesn't involve VM or O2 giving out information about me. (I assume they don't do that for anyone except the police and security services.)
I like that.
(The one with the pocket guide to etymology in the pocket.)
All we are Binging .... is give Yahoo a chance.
(The one with the Google powered phone and fondleslab in the pockets.)
Get a nice colour matched flip case (on e-bay). That's the first thing I do with every smartphone I've had.
I'll be keeping my Nexus 4 for at least another year since it does all I need/want it to do and more. At about Christmas time or just after, second hand Nexus 4 prices in e-bay should be tempting to many.
With the advertising slogan, 'Get Bent!'
It's the first Google Image you get if you search for 'superwoman' (with the results filter set to: nerdgasm)
What's the annual profit of a typical park?
Is there any difference between Apple's use of wireless tech used in mobile devices and the other companies' use of it? If not, then they can consider backing out of the licensing deals because "we were bamboozled by slimy lawyers". Or, maybe I misunderstand how the real world works.
Faye-B-lous punning there. Well done, here's your hat too.
The figure of about 14 billion years is the generally accepted age of the universe. The size is a different thing.
I get puzzled by how the expansion of the universe affects the distance and time taken for that light to reach us. Thirteen billion years ago, the light from that galaxy was produced and started a journey outwards from its source. So, we must now be 13 billion light years away from where that galaxy used to be. But that galaxy was moving away from our present location (and everything else) at the time. So, the cold dead embers of that galaxy must be further away than 13 billion light years by now. So how big is the universe?
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That pizza company is amazing, in an admirable but scary way.
.... they need to be twisted through 90 degrees. Or does someone already have a patent on that more comfortable arrangement?
The language of the Internet is universal and is the language of TC/IP protocols and the like. This is universally understood by the equipment that forms the internet. What us puny humans actually send over the internet is a minor consideration.
... because the BBC have such a good track record with new and long term 'high technology' projects.
DMI, Socrates, ..... maybe some that we didn't hear about.
Newspapers read the letters before they publish them, otherwise they'd be full of rude/obscene/complaining letters. Newspaper websites have moderators who read the letters and also have 'flag lists' so they can home in on known 'trouble makers'. Facebook open a channel that lets their users post content that is not seen by any Facebook staff before it appears on the website. That is the big and legally recognised difference.
Having said that, I'd reward users who flagged seriously damaging content with some kind of brownie point system. Maybe extra Farmville crops, or whatever. (I may have got that wrong, I don't use Facebook.)
I'm wondering about the viability (and advisability) of outsourcing the proofreading and correction of El Reg articles to the commentardiat. There would need to be some parameter tweaking by the official Reg staff and some heavy initial scoring, along with an algorithm for determining which commentards were given the tasks, etc. You know what would be needed ......
Grammatically correct responses would be appreciated.
This makes me wonder if there's such a thing as a viriphage. Or are viruses too simple to be worth using in this way by another 'lifeform'?
I was going to say that it wasn't the foreskins that were circumcised....... then I realised that it actually was. This is what happens when you get too logical and analytical before breakfast.
What is the energy storage density per kilogram and per litre compared to LIon batteries and what is the likely cost comparison? I can't imagine that this would be cheaper than making an equivalent increase in the volume of an existing battery design.
Also, if it's that good, why not replace the entire battery with a lump made form this 'super capacitor' material? I wonder what it's stored energy loss rate is.......... etc.
If you were walking down the street where you live, where your 'community' is, the place you call home; then imagine someone called out to you, "Hey cute buns, nice ass you got there, wanna come and sit on my dick?"
I'm sure you'd have a little 'secretly pleased' smile on your face and be happy that you were still attractive enough to induce sexual desire in a man. Remember, it's a compliment.
... but it will be called 'Pravda'.
That should be, "Microshaft pulls ......."
I think that all the mathematics that underpins encryption is public domain knowledge. So, if anyone tries to claim IP rights on a particular implementation then everyone else can easily develop a different implementation with the same end result.
You'd think, in these modern times, that people who are capable of reaching that position would make a small effort to understand the basic operating principles of the real world. I was dumbfounded when I read that and actually spent time trying to figure out what he might have been trying to say.
" ...Oh and you get wobbly windows which look cool. ..."
In case any Windows waifs are worried by that, it should be pointed out that 'wobbly windows' arrive via a third party eye candy application. They are not part of any usual Linux distro.
I have MINT set up to look like XP, with pop-out toolbars at the top and sides of the screen, and they're better than the XP toolbars were. It's great. (I don't have any eye candy though. I despise eye candy.)
It's nothing to do with pollen. What happens is .... well ....... Consider the birds and the bees; ..... oh..., you did.
No no, snoo snoo make boo hoo after woo woo.
That is some serious technology!
We need a new word: cynicasm
Imagine dancing the tango, late at night, in Paris. I'll stand back while you take it from there.
Given that they all have mirror symmetry about the vertical centre, as do humans and our faces, and since human eyes/brains are very good at finding and recognising faces; it's to be expected that people will 'see' clowns and other anthropomorphic things. Maybe a few butterfiles as well.
If you wanted to cause a ship to alter course, wouldn't it be easier to spoof local GPS signals? This would have to be done slowly and carefully in a sneaky way, which is quite possible.
I wonder when the AIS system was designed and its methods and protocols decided on. If it was some years ago, then the 'modern' security concerns of terrorism and piracy would have been hardly considered if at all.
I also wonder if the mandatory AIS system has IP that is owned and licensed by a cosy cartel that keeps on milking its cash cow and has no interest in spending money to make it better. After all, why did it need Trend Micro to figure all this out and do experiments and investigations.
See where he typed the word 'tcpip'. That is a dolphin click-sound word. He slipped up there and revealed his true nature.
I've had a very close look at the plans and designs for this building. If you zoom in really close, you'll see that everything is made from of millions of small cubes, all of idential size and form factor. It's pure genius! It means that everything can be mass produced with slight tweaks and configuration at the on-site assembly stage. Spare parts stocking will be simplified because of that too.
I have two comparatively mild but chronic diseases, one of which requires daily medication. I'll let El Reg know if I start to get any targeted mail that seems to imply any knowledge of my medical condition. It would be useful if other commentards in a similar situation could do this.
There will be more joy in Cupertino over one fandroid who repents than over ninety-nine fanbois who need no repentance. Blessed are the fruity ones.
I think it should be grocers' apostrophe, because there are many who do it.
Is it my eyes?
I think it's related to the toll rate for international calls.
" ...the hard working middle class ..."
You should try being working class. That really is hard work.
"... standard internet community citizens ...."
Isn't that like asking road users what the speed limits and lane markings should be? Given that there are problems with criminal use of the internet and that commercial concerns have put massive amounts of their owm money into the internet; then how could government and commercial firms be excluded on any reasonable grounds?
It doesn't need activation over the internet and it runs in WINE. Am I missing out on anything?


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Archery deer hunting is underway in Illinois. State Department of Natural Resources spokesperson Chris Young says deer season is here and archery hunters have plenty of time to bag a buck. Last year in Illinois, archery deer hunters took more than 56 thousand deer-which is 38 percent of the total deer harvest for...
New School Ratings Kick In
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(Champaign, IL) -- Opponents of the University of Illinois' old mascot say they were surprised to find that images of Chief Illiniwek are still showing up on school merchandise. The "News-Gazette" reports that even after university trustees' voted in 2007 to stop using the Chief's name, logo or other native American...
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A St. Elmo woman was killed in an early Monday morning car-pedestrian crash in Fayette County. Fayette County Coroner Bruce Bowen says the accident occurred shortly after midnight this morning. Bowen says that 32 year old Crystal Snider and a friend were walking east on U.S. Route 40 about 3-tenths of a mile west...
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BSE, South Central both advance in NTC baseball tournament
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Brownstown-St. Elmo pulled off the upset in the quarterfinals of the NTC Tournament on Monday in Effingham, as they defeated #2 seed Windsor Stew-Stras. BSE got 7 strong innings from Noah Flowers who picked up the win. Lewis Brown was 2 for 3 with an RBI, Landon Feezel was 2 for 4 with 2 RBI, Noah Flowers had two...
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The Lady Vandals held their last home match of the year Monday afternoon against Mount Vernon and suffered an 1 to 7 loss. Hannah Blythe sneaked out a victory at first singles, 11-9, over Catie Raney. First doubles was unable to be played due to darkness. Three seniors, Connie Hans, Hannah Blythe and Lexie Stuckwisch...
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(Glendale, AZ) -- Nick Foles threw three touchdown passes and the Rams held on for a 24-22 win over the previously unbeaten Cardinals in Arizona. Tavon Austin had six catches for 96 yards and two scores as the Rams evened their record at 2-and-2. Arizona fell to 3-and-1. The Rams are at Green Bay this Sunday. >>Gurley...
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The lying game
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... yogurt, bread, jam, coffee and eggs - we didn't have all of it. We made our way to Agios Fortia which is a pretty beach with some remote private coves if you can be bothered with the trek. We were bothered, which included wading in the sea neck deep in water holding the bags high above our heads, but at least we were alone and largely undisturbed apart from the odd nosey bugger who obviously thought "where the hell are they going" and so swam out to see (sea). ...
Yassoo Olympos, Yassas Pighadia.
... Karpathos, specifically Olympos, actually means around 500 people. It's hardly Wembley. We spent the last day driving the jeep down the East coast stopping at Aleppa which was again beautiful with its turquoise clear waters, arriving in Pighadia, also known as Karpathos in the late afternoon. Pighadia, unlike many main island towns, does not have a historical centre and so is quite modern, but its 4km of ...
Spinalonga & on
We ventured to Spinalonga on Thursday which has a varied history most recently as a Leper colony from 1903 to 1957. Whilst there is evidence of more than 500 years worth of settlements on the islet, it is the more recent communities that leave you with a overwhelming sense of sadness. The graveyard of those who did not survive their expulsion is particularly striking. That said, there is also evidence of ...
Having read the reviews on TripAdvisor (and we read the awful ones first right?) I arrived expecting a battle axe to greet us, akin to Hattie Jakes' character in Carry on Abroad; large, loud and taking no nonsense from her guests or her beaten-down husband. Well Maria is large, kinda width-wise but as short as the little Krankie but not as, well, cranky as I expected. You can see how some people wouldn't warm to her but we notched up the charm a few points and I think ...
Croquettes and packing
... with beer. So since last night was our last night here, we decided to order the croquettes. They were very interesting! They're shaped like logs about the size of an egg roll and they're essentially deep fried gravy. Not the healthiest food, but they were delicious. And we all thought it was hilarious to be eating Dutch food in Greece. Today we're headed to the ruins of Knossos, which was an ancient Minoan settlement and is also where ...
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- Will Go Back Fantastic Experience
- Perfect place to stay!
Sensimar Minos PalaceThesi Nisi, Agios Nikolaos | 4 star hotelfrom $239
- Stayed here August 2004
- Great location, some improvements could be made
- Excellent Hotel
Miramare Hotel & VillasGargadoros, Agios Nikolaos | 4 star hotelfrom $89
Faedra Beach HotelAmmoudara, Agios Nikolaos | 3 star hotelfrom $83
Hermes21 Akti Koundourou , Agios Nikolaos | 4 star hotelfrom $51
- Beautiful and great value
- Excellent Hotel
- Friendly staff - but not a family hotel.
Mirabella ApartmentsRoad to Elounda, Havania Beach, Agios Nikolaos | 4 star hotelfrom $44
Hera Village Aparthotel9 Falirou Street, Agios Nikolaos | Hotel
- Not 4*
- The Best place ever (paradise)
- Well looked after by friendly, courteous people
Alantha Apartments HotelErithrou Stavrou 23 , Agios Nikolaos | 4 star hotelfrom $62
Ormos Hotel25th Vincezou Kornarou Square, Agios Nikolaos | 3 star hotelfrom $81
Crystal HotelRafalia 9, Agios Nikolaos | 2 star hotelfrom $90
Lato HotelAmmoudi, Agios Nikolaos | 2 star hotelfrom $65
Santa Marina Hotel4 Kapetanaki Street, Agios Nikolaos | Hotelfrom $53
Mistral Mare HotelKalo Horio, Agios Nikolaos | 4 star hotelfrom $137
Hotel Mikro VillageXirokambos (Lassithi), Agios Nikolaos | 3 star hotelfrom $37
Kalithea ApartmentsLenika, Agios Nikolaos | Hotelfrom $19
Ariadne BeachGargadoros, Agios Nikolaos | Hotelfrom $78
Victoria HotelAkti Styl. Koundourou 34, Agios Nikolaos | Hotelfrom $39
Creta Hotel22 Sarolidi street, Agios Nikolaos | Hotelfrom $72
Mare Hotel ApartmentsEvans & Tselepi 21-26, Agios Nikolaos | 2 star hotelfrom $127
Naiades Almiros River HotelAgios Nikolaos | Hotelfrom $40
Lito HotelHavania, Agios Nikolaos | 3 star hotelfrom $46
Angeliki ApartmentsAgios Nikolaos | Hotelfrom $40
Paradise Primavera ApartmentsHavania, Agios Nikolaos | Hotelfrom $52
Hotel Almiros BeachAlmyros beach, Agios Nikolaos | 3 star hotelfrom $69